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Bought a Dead Air Ghost 45M on March 15... still haven't seen it... ATF lost Form 3...
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So I sent my SP89 upper to TPM for istalling new 3-lug/threaded barrel and got back few days ago. TPM definitely did a great job. So I took it to the range today for a a test drive. Ran good. Since I don't have Obsidian yet, I have decided to try my old ACC Phantom 9 with IMI 158 grains. Still ran good. Maybe just a little louder than my MP5 SD (for the sake of comparison, but it's not fair to MP5K though), but I like MP5K because of its weight. Overall, a great day at the range, even though, the temp hits triple digits. <a href="http://s6.photobucket.com/user/Mojo_05/media/MP5K%20amp%20AR15-9mm.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y201/Mojo_05/MP5K%20amp%20AR15-9mm.jpg</a> <a href="http://s6.photobucket.com/user/Mojo_05/media/MP5K%20can%20mag.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y201/Mojo_05/MP5K%20can%20mag.jpg</a> <a href="http://s6.photobucket.com/user/Mojo_05/media/MP5K.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y201/Mojo_05/MP5K.jpg</a> View Quote Very nice! Now we can hunt together with suppressed MP5's. |
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So I sent my SP89 upper to TPM for istalling new 3-lug/threaded barrel and got back few days ago. TPM definitely did a great job. So I took it to the range today for a a test drive. Ran good. Since I don't have Obsidian yet, I have decided to try my old ACC Phantom 9 with IMI 158 grains. Still ran good. Maybe just a little louder than my MP5 SD (for the sake of comparison, but it's not fair to MP5K though), but I like MP5K because of its weight. Overall, a great day at the range, even though, the temp hits triple digits. <a href="http://s6.photobucket.com/user/Mojo_05/media/MP5K%20amp%20AR15-9mm.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y201/Mojo_05/MP5K%20amp%20AR15-9mm.jpg</a> <a href="http://s6.photobucket.com/user/Mojo_05/media/MP5K%20can%20mag.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y201/Mojo_05/MP5K%20can%20mag.jpg</a> <a href="http://s6.photobucket.com/user/Mojo_05/media/MP5K.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y201/Mojo_05/MP5K.jpg</a> Very nice! Now we can hunt together with suppressed MP5's. Absolutely !!! |
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Whew... I finally made it through all 29 pages, and I'm ready to jump in. After visiting Mat and Ken the other day, I'm ready to buy one of everything. Their shop is beyond awesome. It's the coolest shop I've ever visited. They really took their time to show me as much as I wanted, and I never felt like I was interrupting their day. Their willingness to patiently answer all of my questions and show me the quality that goes into their guns has made them another future customer. Like a few others, I'm wrestling with the SD vs. -N decision. I'm waiting for my second HK94 to arrive at my local FFL. I'm planning on having TPM work their magic on my newest HK94 and convert it to an SD or -N semi-auto clone. My other HK94 has an early 2-digit serial number and will remain stock and unmolested. I really like the SD. It is beyond cool. However, I'm having a hard time getting over the reduction in performance that results from dropping the 124gr and 115gr bullets to subsonic speeds. When you read that subsonic 124gr and 115gr 9mm are effectively equivalent to .380, its a bit of a buzz-kill. I'm wondering if I would be better served with the -N, a suppressor with a 3-lug adapter, and 147gr subsonic rounds for those times when I want to be as quiet as possible. If I'm shooting and don't care about the noise level, I could shoot the 124gr and 115gr for a bit more performance. Am I missing anything else? What else should I be considering? Am I overthinking this? (I know the standard answer is to buy both. I already have another HK94 with the awesomely long 16" barrel.) <a href="http://s1358.photobucket.com/user/nitmr26/media/P1010327_zpsvh5mfcvj.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1358.photobucket.com/albums/q766/nitmr26/P1010327_zpsvh5mfcvj.jpg</a> View Quote Welcome to the TPM Visitors club! It's not a big one! |
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http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/08/12/new-omega-mp5sd-barreled-uppers-atlantic-firearms/ http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/hh623/pmdata/b018d1d5ca51c62254b97ae7a5f53c1b_zpsmmiohykt.jpg View Quote I didn't post this because I was gonna let you have the honor since it's your work. |
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Both. Bought the SD. Saving for the TPM K/PDW.
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Whew... I finally made it through all 29 pages, and I'm ready to jump in. After visiting Mat and Ken the other day, I'm ready to buy one of everything. Their shop is beyond awesome. It's the coolest shop I've ever visited. They really took their time to show me as much as I wanted, and I never felt like I was interrupting their day. Their willingness to patiently answer all of my questions and show me the quality that goes into their guns has made them another future customer. Like a few others, I'm wrestling with the SD vs. -N decision. I'm waiting for my second HK94 to arrive at my local FFL. I'm planning on having TPM work their magic on my newest HK94 and convert it to an SD or -N semi-auto clone. My other HK94 has an early 2-digit serial number and will remain stock and unmolested. I really like the SD. It is beyond cool. However, I'm having a hard time getting over the reduction in performance that results from dropping the 124gr and 115gr bullets to subsonic speeds. When you read that subsonic 124gr and 115gr 9mm are effectively equivalent to .380, its a bit of a buzz-kill. I'm wondering if I would be better served with the -N, a suppressor with a 3-lug adapter, and 147gr subsonic rounds for those times when I want to be as quiet as possible. If I'm shooting and don't care about the noise level, I could shoot the 124gr and 115gr for a bit more performance. Am I missing anything else? What else should I be considering? Am I overthinking this? (I know the standard answer is to buy both. I already have another HK94 with the awesomely long 16" barrel.) <a href="http://s1358.photobucket.com/user/nitmr26/media/P1010327_zpsvh5mfcvj.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1358.photobucket.com/albums/q766/nitmr26/P1010327_zpsvh5mfcvj.jpg</a> View Quote |
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I didn't post this because I was gonna let you have the honor since it's your work. You have signature authority to post whatever you find. Mine or otherwise. |
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108 days since my checks were cashed! Hopefully that's at least 10% of the wait completed
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A pic to hold you guys over. <a href="http://s92.photobucket.com/user/HK94dude/media/339010C7-613B-4827-9B48-79853D4BD7D1_zpsggqpxarm.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l30/HK94dude/339010C7-613B-4827-9B48-79853D4BD7D1_zpsggqpxarm.jpg</a> View Quote Dude. We should be friends. |
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Anyone stocking up on mags for their SD? http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd519/generalpurpose87/20160817_204736_zpsmjsxhw9s.jpg View Quote $70 each? |
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Anyone stocking up on mags for their SD? http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd519/generalpurpose87/20160817_204736_zpsmjsxhw9s.jpg $70 each? Pretty much. Three of those are MKE mags that came with the gun, but they're probably worth almost as much as the HK mags. I want to get more, but at least if they were banned tomorrow I wouldn't be totally screwed. |
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Not MP5SD related, but I just got in a Form 3 in 25 days. Waiting on others at 90+ days.
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Anyone stocking up on mags for their SD? http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd519/generalpurpose87/20160817_204736_zpsmjsxhw9s.jpg View Quote I really hope the ets mags come through and work well. the thought of buy these expensive ass magazines sucks! |
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Good news! My Pelican 1150 showed up today, so I was finally able to confirm what I thought: 12 MP5 mags fit flawlessly with only the bottom and top foam. http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd519/generalpurpose87/Pelican/20160818_202615_zpsfpf82qvw.jpg Or you can do 8 MP5 mags and four Glock 18 mags if you feel like taking a couple PCCs to the range...*ahem* Engineer. http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd519/generalpurpose87/Pelican/20160818_203406_zpsanbzspdm.jpg Or you can do 8 MP5 mags and two AR-15 mags: http://i1223.photobucket.com/albums/dd519/generalpurpose87/Pelican/20160818_210554_zpsrrygklqn.jpg Or a Pelican 1200 will perfectly hold 10 AR mags if that's your priority. View Quote it also fits my PVS14, DBAL D2, Batteries, and Mounts. |
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Anybody know if TPM has any of these in stock at the moment? Im really torn what to buy. I already have an SBR Zenith full-size and K SBR. Im really debating now getting an OMEGA standard pistol vs getting the Omega SD barreled upper or just going crazy and getting TPM complete gun. 30 pages and I still cant make up my mind! I want to complete the trifecta but I keep telling myself the standard MP5 is a more versatile platform and I find myself taking my MP5s SBRs to range more than anything else.
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Anybody know if TPM has any of these in stock at the moment? Im really torn what to buy. I already have an SBR Zenith full-size and K SBR. Im really debating now getting an OMEGA standard pistol vs getting the Omega SD barreled upper or just going crazy and getting TPM complete gun. 30 pages and I still cant make up my mind! I want to complete the trifecta but I keep telling myself the standard MP5 is a more versatile platform and I find myself taking my MP5s SBRs to range more than anything else. View Quote If you wait till Wednesday I'll find out and let you know. |
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Anybody know if TPM has any of these in stock at the moment? Im really torn what to buy. I already have an SBR Zenith full-size and K SBR. Im really debating now getting an OMEGA standard pistol vs getting the Omega SD barreled upper or just going crazy and getting TPM complete gun. 30 pages and I still cant make up my mind! I want to complete the trifecta but I keep telling myself the standard MP5 is a more versatile platform and I find myself taking my MP5s SBRs to range more than anything else. View Quote With a K and FS already, you know what you need. I trust TPM to build a much better gun than Omega, and the price difference isn't all that much when you break it down. I went with a TPM SD factory SBR, so it didn't matter if it wasn't in stock because I have to wait on the stamps anyway. TPM's SD seems like an especially good deal to me because their pricing means you're getting the suppressor for only ~$300 more than their K and FS offerings. I just realized my SD suppressor will be 3x the size of my pending Omega 9K... |
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I also have a pending omega 9k. Ha. I was reading earlier in the thread about ammo choices for SD. My concern is I mostly buy bulk federal 9mm 115gr for plinking and subgun use. Is the cheaper 115 get stuff going to be hot enough to cycle the SD? People were saying it works best with 124 gr nato spec.
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Quoted: I also have a pending omega 9k. Ha. I was reading earlier in the thread about ammo choices for SD. My concern is I mostly buy bulk federal 9mm 115gr for plinking and subgun use. Is the cheaper 115 get stuff going to be hot enough to cycle the SD? People were saying it works best with 124 gr nato spec. View Quote This is my ammo of choice and it works just fine. I've even run steel cased ammo through mine |
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I also have a pending omega 9k. Ha. I was reading earlier in the thread about ammo choices for SD. My concern is I mostly buy bulk federal 9mm 115gr for plinking and subgun use. Is the cheaper 115 get stuff going to be hot enough to cycle the SD? People were saying it works best with 124 gr nato spec. View Quote 115, 124, and 147 should all be fine. 147 grain subsonic is not recommended because it may get stuck in the barrel, although some people shoot it with success. Worst case scenario, you can get a 120 degree locking piece for $40 that should run weaker ammo than the factory 115 degree locking piece would allow. In other words, I wouldn't worry about it. |
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I can't believe that I probably won't see mine for a year. That's just not right.
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That sucks so badly. How did you find out about the lost Form 3? And I guess you have to do fingerprints and photos now? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I can't believe that I probably won't see mine for a year. That's just not right. That sucks so badly. How did you find out about the lost Form 3? And I guess you have to do fingerprints and photos now? Yeah, I planned on post 41F all along. I emailed TPM just to check in and they told me. No big deal. It will get here when it get here. Not much else to do. |
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Interesting...my checks were cashed four months ago, but I guess it's always a good idea to call and check the status of the form once to make sure it's where it should be.
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I would not leave mp5 mags near anything foam (pelican). They rust. easily. Like a bitch. and it sucks when its 70 a pop.
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I would not leave mp5 mags near anything foam (pelican). They rust. easily. Like a bitch. and it sucks when its 70 a pop. View Quote Good point. I plan to only use the Pelican for transport. Mags stay in my safe. But while we're on the topic, what do you do to prevent these mags from rusting? I have some RemOil wipes that I can wipe them down on the outside pretty easily. Do you oil the inside of the mags, too? Is that possible without potentially harming the primers? |
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Good point. I plan to only use the Pelican for transport. Mags stay in my safe. But while we're on the topic, what do you do to prevent these mags from rusting? I have some RemOil wipes that I can wipe them down on the outside pretty easily. Do you oil the inside of the mags, too? Is that possible without potentially harming the primers? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I would not leave mp5 mags near anything foam (pelican). They rust. easily. Like a bitch. and it sucks when its 70 a pop. Good point. I plan to only use the Pelican for transport. Mags stay in my safe. But while we're on the topic, what do you do to prevent these mags from rusting? I have some RemOil wipes that I can wipe them down on the outside pretty easily. Do you oil the inside of the mags, too? Is that possible without potentially harming the primers? WD40 or AeroKroil on the outside for long-term storage. Just want a LIGHT film. |
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Well I ordered a Omega full-size pistol to go with my K and Full-size Zenith. I haven't ruled out Mp5SD still yet though. Im honestly leaning toward maybe the Omega SD upper and TPM can. The TPM complete SD gun is still tempting though but $$$$. Trying to get a few more stamps in the mail with wait times going up better now than later.
Its hard to justify the SD though with how quiet my octane is on my clones now and my pending OMEGA 9K will be such a short handy package. The SD has a cool factor but not as practical as 3 lug cans. |
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Well I ordered a Omega full-size pistol to go with my K and Full-size Zenith. I haven't ruled out Mp5SD still yet though. Im honestly leaning toward maybe the Omega SD upper and TPM can. The TPM complete SD gun is still tempting though but $$$$. Trying to get a few more stamps in the mail with wait times going up better now than later. Its hard to justify the SD though with how quiet my octane is on my clones now and my pending OMEGA 9K will be such a short handy package. The SD has a cool factor but not as practical as 3 lug cans. View Quote Congrats! The SD is definitely a niche gun. Let it simmer. It will come to you. |
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The SD is definitely a niche gun. Let it simmer. It will come to you. Thats what Im afraid of. I will end up deciding I have to have one and spend more money. I was wanting to save up for a Barrett 82a1. :( |
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My F3 for TPM SD silencer came in. Four months on a F3 - ouch.
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